StructEvery

Note:

You can also set the maximum thread count in ColdFusion Administrator. Click Server Settings > Settings and specify the number of threads in Default Maximum Thread Count For Parallel Functions.

Description

Determines if all values of a struct satisfy a given condition.

Returns

True if all values match a condition; false, otherwise.

Syntax

structEvery(struct, closure [, parallel] [, maxThreadCount])

Member function

structObj.Every(callback)

History

ColdFusion (2021 release): Introduced the following parameters:

  • parallel
  • maxThreadCount

ColdFusion (2018 release) Update 5: Added this function.

Parameters

Parameter

Required/Optional

Description

struct

Required

Struct in which all values are to be searched.

callback

Required

Function that encapsulates the criteria.

parallel

Optional

True if you want to enable parallel programming.

maxThreadCount

Optional

The number of threads the function can execute. The number of threads must be between 1-50. If the value exceeds 50, there is an exception.

Example

Example 1

<cfscript> 
 mystruct = {a=1,b=2,c=3}; 
 doesValExist=(key,value,struct)=>return value!=1 
 writeoutput(structEvery(mystruct,doesValExist)) // Returns False 
</cfscript>

Output

NO

Example 2

<cfscript>
 structEven={a=2,b=4,c=8,d=10,e=12}
 isEven=(key,value)=>return value%2==0
 writeOutput(StructEvery(structEven,isEven)) // Returns True
</cfscript>

Output

YES

Member function

<cfscript> 
 structEven={a=2,b=4,c=8,d=10,e=12} 
 isEven=(key,value)=>return value%2==0 
 writeOutput(structEven.Every(isEven)) // Returns True 
</cfscript>

Example 3 - Named parameters

<cfscript> 
    mystruct={"key1":"aval","key2":"aval1","key3":"aval2"} 
    result=StructEvery(struct=mystruct,callback=function(key,val){ 
        if (val.startswith("a")) 
              return 1 
        else 
              return 0 
            } 
    ) 
    writeOutput(result) 
</cfscript>

Output

YES

Arrow function

<cfscript> 
 ordstruct=["key1":"abc","key2":"def","key3":"sss"] 
    lambdaFunc= key => key.contains("key") 
    writeoutput(ordstruct.Every(lambdaFunc)) 
</cfscript>

Output

YES

Using parallelization

<cfscript> 
mystruct= Structnew("ordered"); 
for(i=1;i<=10000;i++){ 
mystruct.insert("key#i#","val#i#") 
 
 
} 
function callback(key,val){ 
if(isObject(val)) 
 return false 
return true 
 } 
   
  
        writeoutput(mystruct.some(callback,false)) 
  
 writeoutput(structsome(struct=mystruct,callback=callback,parallel=true,maxthreadcount=10)) 
 writeoutput(structsome(struct=mystruct,callback=callback,parallel=true)) 
  
 try{ 
 writeoutput(structsome(struct=mystruct,callback=callback,parallel=true,maxthreadcount=-10))} 
 catch(any e){ 
  writeoutput("<br>Type: " & e.type & " Message:" &  e.message ) 
} 
  
  
  
 try{ 
 writeoutput(structsome(struct=mystruct,callback=callback,parallel=true,maxthreadcount=100))} 
 catch(any e){ 
  writeoutput("<br>Type: " & e.type & " Message:" &  e.message ) 
} 
</cfscript>

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